Sentence examples for approach built on from inspiring English sources
Together, they combined for 122 goals this season as far as one can get from, say, Chelsea, which won a league-and-cup double in England with an often dour approach built on just one traditional forward.
His pioneering approach, built on years of experience working on countering far-right extremism in Germany, is often described as a soft method.
For example, the parliamentary committee wants a "more gradual approach built on a sound science base and the local experience of fishermen".
Republicans pushed an approach built on giving laid-off workers a tax credit that they would use to buy coverage from insurers.
So I look forward to the localism bill, translating "fierce social protectionism" from nimbyism (not in my backyard) to "imbyism", a can-do approach built on the back of new neighbourhood plans.
Since then Barack Obama has tried to fashion a more collaborative approach, built on a belief that America can make common cause with other countries to confront shared problems and isolate wrongdoers.
The new approach builds on the original one, where running averages of several movie frames of individual particles are (only translationally) aligned against a common reference.
A family approach builds on the assumption that developmental problems must be addressed in the environmental context of the child.
Our approach builds on work by Ruchir Sharma of Morgan Stanley Investment Management, Aditi Gandhi and Michael Walton of New Delhi's Centre for Policy Research, and others.
One approach builds on an idea that his predecessor began in his last Maverick seasons, when he asked each of the visiting quartets to play one of the Shostakovich string quartets until all 15 of them were performed.
